Logitech g502 Prodeus Spectrum pro#

No discomfort after longer gaming sessions, you can definitely play well with a heavier mouse but I would recommend the G502 only for people that know they like the heavier weight. Lifting the mouse wasn’t an issue with its deep curves and rubberized grips, the mouse is a little front heavy when no weights are inserted.= With more extended play I was getting acclimated with the weight of the mouse, though I will admit I personally play better with a lighter mouse. (shout out to /r/G502MasterRace)Ĭoming fresh off a review of the Air58 ( review here) this mouse definitely felt a little brick-ish on first use. Don’t take my word for it though, the G502 is a very well loved mouse and has a huge fanbase, millions of people can’t be wrong about the shape. This is a very well loved and classic shape, despite its strong curves and opinion on hand placement, the comfort of the mouse is great. The front of the mouse slopes slightly, not as dramatic as we’ve seen on other mice, this will usually result in a flatter hand shape when palming the mouse. A soft touch, matte plastic is found on the mouse wherever there isn’t a rubberized grip. The hump of the mouse is average, not as tall as the G703, while not as low to the ground as the Zowie EC mice for example. The shape itself is very comfortable, with a wide base, grippy rubber material and deep comfort grooves on the side. So if you find mice like the Finalmouse mice and Rival 600 to be a good fit for your hand size then the G502 should be a good bet. The mouse is firmly suited for a medium to large hand, here are its measurements:ĭimensions very similar to the Finalmouse Air58/Phantom series, don’t let the wide width fool you, the base is wide but the actual grip width is a more familiar 62 mm. If you ever lose those weights you can order replacements off of Amazon. If you’re not familiar, the G502 HERO is an ergonomic mouse, the mouse is a heavyweight coming in at 121 grams with the option of adding more weight via 3.6 gram tuning weights. In all likelihood you’re familiar with the shape of the G502, it’s a classic shape that’s been around for years, the best selling gaming mouse of all time.

Logitech g502 Prodeus Spectrum pro#

That’s basically it! The G502 Lightspeed delivers a great wireless experience in a classic mouse, at a premium, it costs approximately as much as the G Pro Wireless and G903, so if you’re looking to cord-cut that classic ergo shape, you’ll have to pony up to do so. Outside of a slightly larger G logo on the mouse, the G502 retains its aggressive gamer aesthetic. The scroll wheel is rubber coated and thinner to save some weight. The G502 Lightspeed actually manages to be lighter than original by a couple of grams even with all the new wireless tech inside. To make space for the powerplay puck, the weight system has been redesigned. The mouse can be charged wirelessly via the powerplay mat and puck.

The G502 has a rated 48 hour battery life of continuous use, less with the RGB turned on. You can expect the same wireless performance, no latency and a flawless tracking experience but in the classic G502 shape. Taking advantage of the power efficiency of the Hero sensor, the G502 is now a wireless mouse much like the rest of the Logitech lineup. This review was initially made for the G502 Hero, here’s what you need to know about how the Lightspeed differs and improves on the Hero, Proteus Spectrum and Proteus Core. See Price on Amazon The new G502 Lightspeed This big boy is still around and it still has a great comfortable ergonomic shape, great buttons and a flawless sensor.